CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, Va. (WRIC) -- Over $10,000 in scholarship funding has been raised through a tournament being held in honor of two James River High School athletes who died in a crash in 2023. Just before 6 p.m. on Tuesday, April 11, 2023, the two James River High seniors -- Nick Booth and Will Hammitt -- were moving north on Old Gun Road West when they sped around a curb, hit a retaining wall and flipped over. The car then caught fire with the two of them trapped inside. Hammitt and Booth both died at the scene. Authorities told 8News at the time of the crash that speed was considered a factor. PREVIOUS: ‘I just wish they were here’: Parents of teens who died in tragic fiery crash join campaign pleading for safe driving Nearly two years after their deaths, their community continues to find ways to remember the two teenagers, who were part of James River High's lacrosse team. From 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Sunday, Jan. 5, a 3 on 3 basketball tournament will be held at the high school to honor Booth and Hammitt's legacy. Tickets are on sale for $20. All proceeds will go towards the Rapids Forever Scholarship Fund, with the hope that these dollars will be able to sustain a multi-year scholarship. Through ticket sales, registrations and donations, the Rapids Forever 3v3 2025 has already raised $10,215 as of the time of reporting. PREVIOUS: James River High School community remembers students killed in fiery crash "Nick Booth and Will Hammitt inspired their friends every day with their joyful pursuit of happiness," the event's description reads. "As athletes, they are best remembered by the phrase 'Good players inspire themselves. Great players inspire others. Nick and Will inspired others to excel on and off the field.'" To get tickets or to just make a donation, click here.